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Queen's Park director of football Marijn Beuker 'closes in' on Ajax move
Queen's Park director of football Marijn Beuker is reportedly "closing in" on a move to Dutch giants Ajax. The former AZ Alkmaar youth development guru joined the Spiders in 2021 on a 10-year deal. However, Sky Sports claim the Eredivisie side
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Incident in Glasgow city centre sparks 999 response
An incident in Glasgow city centre has sparked a 999 response. Emergency crews including police and an ambulance were pictured at Mitchell Street on Thursday evening. The force revealed that they had been called out to a disturbance.
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Man accused of murdering man in his East Kilbride home
A SUSPECT is to stand trial charged with murdering a man in his own home. Dylan Shaw, 30, is accused of fatally attacking Alexander Allan at the property in Ivanhoe, East Kilbride in Lanarkshire on February 7 2023. Prosecutors claim the 43-
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Children make horror discovery of dead dog in suitcase
A dead dog was found in a suitcase by a group of children. The Staffordshire bull terrier cross had been bundled into a purple wheeled holdall and covered with a child's pink fleece top and dumped on Alexander Street in Airdrie. Youngsters
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Youngsters get sneak peek of new £7million library before grand opening
A new library is opening at the end of the month as part of a £7 million investment. Paisley will soon welcome the Learning and Cultural Hub on the town's High Street, taking over a former empty retail unit. Ahead of opening to the wider public
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Cops detect 'herbal scent' after stopping man on e-scooter
A MAN has been charged after allegedly being caught with drugs in Barrhead. It comes after officers stopped an e-scooter rider who was "flying" through the town on Wednesday, November 22. During the stop, cops say they detected a "herbal scent
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Celtic fans take part in big sleep out as club raise over £50k for charity.
SUPPORTERS braved the cold and spent a night sleeping outside in Celtic Park to raise more than £50,000. The 'Celtic Sleep Out' returned for an eighth time to the stadium in Glasgow's East End and was hosted by club charity Celtic FC Foundation
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If you faced childhood abuse whilst in Scottish care, help is at hand
The Scottish Redress Scheme was established in response to historical cases of abuse and mistreatment that occurred within care settings in Scotland. The need for such a scheme arose from a recognition of the profound and lasting impact of abuse
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First few homes available at five-star development near Glasgow
The first few homes have become available at a five-star development near Glasgow. Stewart Milne Homes has unveiled the Brackenhill Park plot in Hamilton which features a range of detached homes with three to six bedrooms. The community is
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Pensioner 'seriously' hurt after being hit by Mercedes outside designer store
A pensioner is battling serious injuries in hospital after being hit by a car in Glasgow. We previously reported that emergency teams including officers and paramedics were called to Ingram Street in the city centre on Wednesday afternoon.
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Community divided over plans for city Marks and Spencer
A former Marks & Spencer store is to be demolished in Sauchiehall Street to make way for student homes and shops to be built. The bid has sparked four letters of support and 12 objections with people worried about the height of the replacement
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David Tennant to read CBeebies bedtime story ahead of Doctor Who anniversary
David Tennant will appear on CBeebies Bedtime Stories ahead of the 60th anniversary episodes of Doctor Who. The actor, 52, known for his roles in Broadchurch and Good Omens, played the 10th Time Lord in the long-running BBC series and has made
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Crowds of shoppers gather for opening of huge new retailer at Braehead
Crowds of shoppers gathered at Braehead for the opening of a huge new store. We previously reported that TK Maxx was coming to the Renfrew shopping centre and the doors officially opened on Thursday morning. Known for selling big brands at
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Glasgow trains CANCELLED due to power cut at busy station
Some trains have been cancelled due to a power cut at Glasgow Central. Due to a failure of the electrical supply earlier at Glasgow Central high level, all services are subject to delay, alteration and cancellation. ScotRail is urging travellers
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Man lost memory as thug attacked him in pub after Old Firm
A thug fractured a man's collarbone in a Glasgow pub attack after an Old Firm game. James Elliot, 41, pounced on Henry Gault, 60, at The Sheddens Inn in Glasgow's Shettleston on February 26, 2023. Elliot pulled Mr Gault to the ground and dragged
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Man 'lifted into the air' after driver mowed him down after slashing
A driver who mowed down a man said to have brutally slashed him shortly before could be facing jail. Derek Stanners repeatedly hit his alleged assailant, who had been a passenger in the Mazda before storming out after an argument. A judge heard
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Man due in court after 'attempted murder' in Bearsden
A man is due in court following an 'attempted murder' in Bearsden. The alleged incident occurred on Spey Road in the early hours of Sunday, November 19. Officers have since arrested and charged a 41-year-old man in connection. He is expected
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Airline celebrates launch of Glasgow flights to Christmas market cities
Jet2 is celebrating the launch of its biggest-ever Christmas market season with new Glasgow flights. The airline is now running twice-weekly trips from Glasgow Airport to top festive destinations Krakow and Prague as of Thursday, November 23.
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How do I check to see which heating system I have in my home?
If you're suffering from an issue like low water pressure and want to increase the flow of water around your home, you'll need to know which hot water system or boiler you have. This can be tricky for many, especially those who have recently moved
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Paddy McGuinness breaks silence after BBC rest Top Gear for 'foreseeable future'
Paddy McGuinness has spoken out following the BBC's announcement it would be resting Top Gear for the "foreseeable future" after a near-fatal crash involving Andrew Flintoff. Production of the BBC motoring show has been on hold since former England
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NatWest and RBS announce plans to close high street bank branches
The NatWest group has announced that it plans to close more branches across England, Scotland and Wales in next year. The closures include branches of NatWest and RBS banks. In total 19 high street bank branches will close, including 18 NatWest
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Lidl will shut 960 stores for three days over Christmas period
Lidl has announced it will close all of its almost 1,000 UK branches for three days over Christmas this year. The budget supermarket has revealed its Christmas opening days, with all stores closing December 25. Lidl shops across the UK will
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Green light given to replace Glasgow pub's car park with flats
A Glasgow pub's car park will be replaced by flats. The Glasgow Times reported in September that plans to erect a three-floor building on the land adjacent to 143 Springburn Way were submitted. READ NEXT: Glasgow pub's car park could be replaced
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Stars from the Glasgow Clan release 'catchy' Christmas tune
STARS from the Glasgow Clan have launched a Christmas single to raise cash for a good cause. It comes after the ice hockey club announced their new catchy charity tune "Clantastic Christmas" on Thursday, November 23. The new song, which features
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Rapist protests innocence after TWO women violently attacked
A RAPIST who violently attacked two women has been jailed for eight and a half years. Yue Zhang Zhu pounced on his first victim after he refused to let her leave a flat in Glasgow's Partick on March 30 2022. The 30-year-old then struck again
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Top Glasgow restaurant bids to become posh chip shop takeaway
A beloved Glasgow restaurant has applied for permission to serve takeaway food and become a chip shop. Six by Nico in Finnieston has asked the council for the go-ahead to serve takeaway food. The eatery's owner Six Company said if successful
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Tolls could be considered for Clyde Tunnel as funding call is made
A senior Glasgow councillor is calling on the Scottish Government to provide more funding to maintain the Clyde Tunnel — or tolls could be required. Cllr Ruairi Kelly, SNP, has written to the cabinet secretary for transport, Màiri McAllan, to highlight
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Glasgow brewery launch Bovril-inspired beer to celebrate football programme
A Glasgow brewery will soon be launching a Bovril-inspired beer in celebration of a BBC Scottish football programme. Drygate Brewery has created the ‘bold and beefy’ stout as A View From The Terrace reaches a century of shows this Friday. READ
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Singer-songwriter icon announces second Glasgow show
Scottish singer Tom Walker has added a second Glasgow date to his tour. The 'Leave a Light On' singer has announced a new O2 Academy show on Wednesday, May 1 2024. He was already scheduled to take the stage at the same venue on Tuesday, April
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Glasgow city centre bank announces closure
A major Glasgow city centre bank has announced it will close. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) on Sauchiehall Street will shut on November 19, 2024, the NatWest Group revealed today. Other than the city bank, the group plans to close another 19
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Coca-Cola Christmas truck to visit Glasgow - here's when
The Coca-Cola Christmas truck has announced that it is coming to Glasgow. The beloved Truck Tour will kick off in the city, at Silverburn Shopping Centre on Friday, November 24. It promises a variety of activities and experiences at each stop
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GP issues 'serious' warning amid health risks posed by mould this winter
A GP has issued a warning over 'serious' health risks presented by mould in winter. Homeowners will already know the headache that mould causes on their properties, especially over the Autumn and Winter months. Not only is damp, mould, and
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The best Black Friday deals I found that could save you hundred of pounds
Shoppers' favourite day of the year - Black Friday - is nearly here. Although Black Friday itself isn't until, Friday (November 24), stores and brands all over the UK are making the most of the occasion and have deals available all week. From
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You can earn a free carvery at a pub chain but only if you eat this unusual dish
Some people may be able to cope with some strange food combinations, and one pub chain is offering patrons a free carvery if they manage to eat an unusual concoction. Customers are challenged to eat a limited-edition Carvery Sundae at Greene King
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Alison Hammond could quit This Morning as she hints at career move
Alison Hammond has shared that she wants her show in a career move that could see her leave ITV's This Morning. Hammond found fame after starring in Big Brother back in 2002 and despite being one of the housemates to be evicted, has since become
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Jeremy Hunt hints at further tax cuts after National Insurance rate change
Further tax cuts could be on the way after the Chancellor said it is “going to take time” to reduce the overall tax burden. Jeremy Hunt used the autumn statement on Wednesday to announce a national insurance cut worth £10 billion. Yet despite
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Tony Bellew enters I'm A Celebrity jungle grieving for his nan after death last week
Two new celebrities are set to enter the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! jungle in this evening’s episode (Thursday, November 23) but one of them is grieving the very recent loss of a family member. Former champion boxer Tony Bellew and champion
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Former Emmerdale co-stars announce split after five years of marriage
Former Emmerdale co-stars Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have announced that they are splitting up after five years of marriage. There had been some speculation on this since Wolfenden was discovered to have unfollowed Webb on Instagram earlier
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Energy bills set to increase by £94 for millions in January
Energy bills will increase by £94 for millions of households across the UK from January, it has been announced. Energy regulator Ofgem revealed their new price cap, which will come into force on January 1, and it shows that bills for the average
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Second Glasgow trainline affected by fault
A second Glasgow train service is affected by a fault this morning. ScotRail has announced that due to a signal fault at Carlisle, a few lines, including Glasgow Central to Carlisle via Dumfries , are affected. This means the services are either
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New energy-efficient housing development ready for residents
A new energy-efficient housing development in East Dunbartonshire is now ready for people to move in. Nine "future-proofed" houses on Old Balmore Road, Balmore, have been completed and are now for sale. They have a coveted A EPC rating, energy-saving
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The unusual item Dame Mary Berry found in Lorraine Kelly's wardrobe on BBC show
Dame Mary Berry has made an unusual discovery in TV presenter Lorraine Kelly's wardrobe during the filming of her BBC show Mary Makes It Easy. The BBC Two show sees Dame Mary lend a culinary helping hand to her famous friends as the "Queen of
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Lewis Ferguson 'closely monitored' by European giants as Bologna seek €20m
Juventus are closely monitoring Scotland international Lewis Ferguson, according to a report. The Serie A giants are said to be in hot pursuit of the former Aberdeen and Hamilton midfielder. The 24-year-old moved to Italy over two years ago
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Temperatures set to reach zero as cold snap hits
Temperatures in Glasgow are set to reach zero for the first time this winter. According to the MET Office, Friday and Saturday will bring a cold snap as temperatures will be just above freezing point. On Friday, the mercury will move between
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Chris Sutton partially defends Marvin Bartley's Queen of the South gaming rant
Marvin Bartley's passionate rant about his Queen of the South players gaming too much has been partially backed by Chris Sutton. However, the former Celtic star insists the rookie manager cannot use it as an excuse for losing the amount of games
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Glasgow trains affected by tree blocking line
Several Glasgow services are affected by a tree which is blocking the line. ScotRail has shared with travellers that a tree has fallen in the line between Arrochar and Ardlui and as a result, services, including to and from the city, are subject
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Glasgow pensioner fears 'someone will die' over faulty building lights
A Glasgow pensioner has been left fearing that 'someone will die' if the faulty lights in his building remain 'unfixed'. Hugh Murray, 72, was feeling 'dreadful' as he spoke to the Glasgow Times on the seventh day of his building being in 'total
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George Redmond: Citizens must be at heart of city budget decisions
It’s the season for festive fun for many and my heart swells with pride looking at the twinkly lights that were put on in George Square at the weekend marking the beginning of this most wonderful time of the year. My heart might be happy but in
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Meet the Glasgow group who have re-created Calendar Girls
A group of Glasgow men have taken the 2003 movie Calendar Girls to a whole new level for their latest fundraising campaign. Attendees of Men's Shed Govan posed with no clothes on and carefully placed items to raise funds for the shed in a fun
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Network Rail reveal details of £61.5m project for multiple train stations
Network Rail has revealed plans for a £61.5m works at busy train stations. Work has begun on the East Kilbride Enhancement Project, which is part of the government's wider aim to decarbonise passenger services. Engineers are already carrying
